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The intimate event, held in partnership with Tsinandali Estate, brought together tastemakers across the city for an unforgettable night in Avra’s luminous dining room. Notable attendees included Mayor Eric Adams, Cheryl Casone, Joshua Bell, Greg Lettieri, Michael Arguello, Vincent Lambino, Dr. Purvi Parikh, Tristan Govignon, April Irene Donelson, Managing Director at Haute Media Group, and more. Each course highlighted the chef’s celebrated Mediterranean cuisine, complemented
Exhibition of Wekua and Djorjadze’s Works from the ATINATI Collection at the ATINATI Cultural Center
Non-profit charitable foundation dedicated to popularizing Georgian art and culture, ATINATI operates as both a media platform- ATINATI.COM and a Cultural Center. One of ATINATI’s main directions is the expansion of its collection of artwork, which is currently in its fifth year and already includes over 2000 pieces. The ATINATI Private Collection includes works created
On October 14, Georgia celebrates Svetitskhovloba, a national holiday dedicated to the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (“the Living Pillar Cathedral”) located in Georgia’s historical town of Mtskheta. The festival is also referred to as Mtskhetoba (celebrating the day of Mtskheta). On this day, special religious services are held in churches throughout Georgia. On October 14, the Georgian Orthodox
Marneuli celebrated World Cleanup Day 2025 with a large-scale community effort that brought together hundreds of volunteers, young people and representatives of diplomatic missions. The event was organized by ‘Let’s Do It – Georgia’with support from the Embassy of Denmark in Georgia and UNDP Georgia. Participants not only cleaned streets but also painted environmental murals and
The Ministry of Culture of Georgia has launched the annual literary competition for the ‘Ana’ Prize, established in 2022 in honor of the renowned Georgian poet Ana Kalandadze. The award is dedicated to supporting, showcasing and encouraging women writers, while one of the categories allows both male and female authors to participate with works centered
Just three months after its opening, the Hotel Telegraph on Tbilisi’s main avenue is now offering guests several brand-new spaces. On the ground floor, the Tatuza Jazz Club has opened its doors, honoring the legacy of the legendary Georgian jazz musician Tamaz Khurashvili. On the top floor, the Rolling Stone Rooftop Bar was launched, making
The Telegraph Hotel proudly announces the opening of Tatuza Jazz Club, dedicated to legendary Georgian jazz musician Tamaz Kurashvili – Tatuza. Tamaz Kurashvili holds a unique place in the history of Georgian jazz. As a remarkable performer, teacher, and mentor, he laid the foundation for the development of jazz in Georgia and guided the creative
Georgia’s National Agency for Cultural Heritage Preservation has granted the traditional performance of the song ‘Suliko’ official status as an element of intangible cultural heritage. The song, which dates back to 1895, was originally a poem by Georgian writer Akaki Tsereteli. Shortly after its publication in the journal ‘Kvali’, Tsereteli asked musician Varinka Tsereteli to compose a melody
Tbilisi, Georgia — On June 4th, “Republic Event Hall” will host a sensational concert featuring renowned American bassist and funk musician, MonoNeon. The event is part of the concert series organized by Billboard Georgia and presented by SOLO, with Club Iveria as the general supporter. The concert will take place in partnership with Eastern Promotion.
We know Sergo Kobuladze as the great Georgian painter behind the iconic portrait of Dante Alighieri—but what if we told you he was also a photographer? And not just any photographer, but one of the first Georgian artists to experience Italy beyond the Iron Curtain, capturing the quiet charm and everyday beauty of 1950s Italy
